ot perhaps?
when there is a new post in the forum, or a change in the handbook, in the table of contents, could be changed the color (from blue to green / red).
To exaggerate: One blink?
You can think?
Franz.
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There is a 'New' or 'updated' in red next ti it, why isn't that enough?
In reply to There is a 'New' or 'updated' by Jojo-Schmitz
After you have logged in, not at first.
I meant the home page, for a casual visitor, to attract attention. Is only a small detail, I thought aloud ;-)
In reply to Così by Shoichi
how should the server know whether something is new to the user, if that user is not logged on?
Ah, now I see what you mean. Problem: these typ of *new* flags tend to become stale quite quickly, if they have to be maintained manually, and for them to be automatic, the server software (drupal?) needs to support this
In reply to Così by Shoichi
I still don't get It. To a casual visitor, *everything* is new. Posts are often added to the Forum or Issue tracker every few minutes, every few hours at most. When would it *not* be appropriate to flag the forum or issue tracker as "new"?
I could see this being meaningful for the Handbook and other sections that are updated less frequently, though.
Thank you for your attention.
I used MuseScore before login, for my scores.
I visited the site for my problems, small in truth because I'm not a musician.
Is a program that has given me so much.
Sometimes looking in the handbook, sometimes in the forum, I was able to solve them.
But when you have not much time can be handy have a signal.
Now I'm registered, if I write in the forum I get an email (sometimes two, identical).
But not all those who use the software are interested to login. So, if there was a way, I think it would be helpful.
Often a professional gives many things for granted (I think of those who find it difficult to save a file or attach a device), beginners seek an help (and often do not want to study a lot) or an answer.
If one has a problem with the midi and see the word "resolved" on the home page goes willingly to read the post.
But I don't want to profit from your patience, a friendly greeting, Franz.